Observe A Chemical Reaction

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My most recent team experience was in Chemistry II class. We performed a group lab experiment, where we were given two unknown substances and had to figure out what they were by using different chemical reactions. With this lab, my team and I had to work together to observe the chemical reactions that the substances were making, so we could compare them to our unknown substances. My team and I observed all of these reactions together and helped each other with the color observations because one of our team members is partially color blind. In the end with all of our observations our conclusion for the two unknown substances was correct. Working with this team was an extraordinary example of what being a good teammate is all about. Good teammates

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